NOTES /SOLVED EXERCISES : TRAVELLER 5 KSA EDITION WORK BOOK (SECONDARY STAGE) 2016-17
NOTES /SOLVED EXERCISES : TRAVELLER 5 KSA EDITION WORK BOOK (SECONDARY STAGE) 2016-17
CONTENTS
MODULE 1 ALL OVER THE WORLD
UNIT 1- ON HOLIDAY
UNIT2 – THE PLACE TO BE
MODULE 1 ROUND-UP
MODULE 2 – BEYOND LIMITS
UNIT 3 – CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
UNIT 4 – ADVENTURE
MODULE 2 ROUND –UP
UNIT 5 – LIFESTYLE
UNIT 6 – THE ENVIRONMENT
MODULE 3 ROUND-UP
MODULE 4 CULTURE
UNIT 7 – VISUAL ARTS
UNIT 8 – THE WRITTEN WORD
MODULE 4 ROUND-UP
MODULE 1 ALL OVER THE WORLD
UNIT 1- ON HOLIDAY
UNIT2 – THE PLACE TO BE
MODULE 1 ROUND-UP (STUDENT’S BOOK PP. 28-32)
Units (1-2)
READING
- READ THE BROCHURE BELOW ABOUT A VACATION IN COSTA RICA AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS 1-9. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER A, B, C OR D.
ECO-ADVENTURE IN COSTA RICA!
Join Broadreach Summer Adventures this summer and experience Costa Rica for the
vacation of a lifetime in this amazing rainforest. Your three-week adventure will include
outdoor activities such as surfing, scuba diving, sailing, ski kayaking, horseback riding i
and backcountry hiking. You will also participate in a programme to rescue Costa Rica’s
endangered sea turtles and learn from experts about these rare and beautiful creatures
and their environment. In the final week, you will board the Olive Ridley, a 40-foot sailing
vessel, for a cruise along the coast. Many surprises await you, but we can promise this: you
will learn skills and leave with memories that will last a lifetime.
GROUP LIFE
We maintain a group size of 10-14 individuals, plus two full-time group leaders. The small group size promotes teamwork,
cooperation, leadership and compromise. Our trained staff and the participants come together to make decisions about
activities that suit the goals and abilities of the group. You will be able to relax, be yourself and get to know and appreciate
others for who they are. In addition, experts in various areas will often join your group to offer training in the new activities
and share knowledge about the natural environments and local cultures we explore.
WEEK 1
The first week is for getting acquainted with your group and group leaders. There will be lessons in ‘survival Spanish’ and
local customs. We will then spend a week hiking through the rainforest, exploring the rivers on white-water rafting trips
and soaring through the rainforest canopy on Costa Rica’s famous zip lines. On many excursions, naturalists will join the
group to talk about the many amazing plants and animals of Costa Rica. Evenings will be spent relaxing in a campground,
where you will have a chance to learn some local recipes.
WEEK 2
In our second week, we travel to the island of Parismina to learn about Costa Rica’s amazing sea turtles. While on the
island, you will live with a host family in a local village and be immersed in the culture. Professional ecologists will
introduce you to the turtle conservation programme. Volunteers take short night shifts, where they monitor turtles and
collect eggs, which are then taken to a safe hatching location. A highlight of the experience is watching baby turtles hatch
and make their way to the ocean.
WEEK 3
For the third and final week, we will board the Olive Ridley for a sailing adventure along the coast. We will land in various
locations to explore and spot some of the wildlife, which includes monkeys, sloths and some of the world’s most brilliantly-
coloured frogs and birds.
REQUIREMENTS
Anyone in good health and moderately good shape can join this trip. We require that you take a physical exam before
registering. If you have a condition such as asthma, please let us know in advance. Experience in any of the activities on the
trip is not necessary; instruction will be given to the group by our leaders who are fully trained in safety procedures.
TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
In order to participate in Broadreach Summer Adventures, you must have a valid passport
and purchase health and travel insurance in advance. You are responsible for all flights
to the location. We suggest leaving lots of layover time in case flights are delayed.
representative will meet you at the airport.
HOW TO APPLY
You can call 011506142361 for further information. Call ahead and check availability as trips fill up fast! You can choose one of two trips available in July and August.
Depending on the timeline, some activities may vary. The deadline for payment is March 1st; payments received after that date are considered late and an extra fee will apply.
- According to the brochure, what is the consequence of registering late?
- You cannot participate in the programme. b. You may not get the departure date of your choice. c. You will pay more. d. You will not be met at the airport.
- What is required in order to participate?
- Participants must be trained in safety procedures. b. Participants must not suffer from asthma. c. Participants must have previous experience in activities. d. Participants must take a physical exam.
- What travel precaution is not mentioned in the brochure?
- buying travel insurance b. having an up-to-date passport c. bringing appropriate clothing d. leaving layover time between flights
- What is the main focus of Week 2 of the adventure?
- learning about village foods and customs b. practising survival Spanish c. exploring the rainforest and learning about different animals d. participating in the sea turtle conservation programme
- Why is experience in activities such as sailing and rafting not required?
- All the work is done by experts and group leaders. b. Skill development is not a focus of the programme. c. Group leaders provide any necessary instruction. d. Participation in adventure activities is optional.
- Which type of accommodation is n_g_t_ mentioned in the brochure?
- on a sailing yacht b. living with a family c. camping in the wilderness d. in a tree house in the rainforest
- According to the brochure, how long is the duration of the trip?
- one week b. two weeks c. three weeks d. participants have a choice of the above
- Which activities are participants able to do during the third week?
- sailing and exploring coastal areas b. white-water rafting and hiking in the rainforest c. monitoring turtle eggs and watching them hatch d. meeting local people and learning about the culture
- In what way do participants help conserve the environment on this vacation package?
- by supporting Broadreach Summer Adventures b. by helping save and preserve endangered turtles c. by donating money to local communities d. by buying local crafts
ANSWERS:
(1-c)
(2-d)
(3-c)
(4-d)
(5-c)
(6-d)
(7-c)
(8-a)
(9-b)
EXAMINATI0N PRACTICE
- READ THE TEXT AND COMPLETE THE GAPS. USE ONLY ONE WORD IN EACH GAP.
ALL ABOUT ASIR
Abha is located in the magical Asir area and is full (1) ———————————- beautiful landscapes in an amazing natural
environment. The city is famous (2) ———————————- its many attractions, which are among the most popular
in the country. Rijal Alma is popular with (3) ———————————- Abha visitors. This village is located in the vicinity of Abha
(4) is an excellent model of Saudi architectural heritage. (5) ———————————- of tourists flood into the village every year to marvel at the amazing stone buildings, which stand (6) ———————————- against the landscape.
A lot of international tourists (7) ———————————- the decision to travel to Abha because of its pioneering summer festival
which features many events. (8) ———————————- particular, there are poetry recitals, talks, but also appealing sports activities
(9) ———————————- as the international soccer tournament, rock climbing and paragliding. Finally, Abha is lucky to have a mild
climate, (10) ———————————- at all like other places which are boiling hot in the summer months.
For all these reasons, Abha became and (11) ———————————- remained a top holiday destination for many Saudis but also
foreigners. So, Abha is not just (12) ———————————- place to see, it is a place to enjoy yourself!
ANSWERS:
(1-of)
(2-for)
(3-many)
(4-which)
(5-lots)
(6-out)
(7-made / took)
(8-in)(9-like)
(10-not)
(11-has)
(12-a)
- YOU HAVE RECEIVED AN E-MAIL FROM AN ENGLISH FRIEND OF YOURS. READ THE E-MAMWITH THE NOTES YOU HAVE MADE THEN WRITE AN E-MAIL TO YOUR FRIEND USING ALL YOUR NOTES (120-150 WORDS).
How are things going? I’m really pleased that you’re coming to stay with me in Cornwall. I have received your arrival details and I will pick you up from Bristol airport next Monday.
I have lots of ideas about what we can do together. We will spend the first night at my cousin’s place in Bristol, which is a really cool, multi-ethnic city. It has lots of places to visit, such as museums and a really amazing bridge. Look at the attachment! have sent of the bridge. I also have another suggestion. What about going camping? I need to know if you are interested, as I will have to get a tent for us.
When we get down to Cornwall, do you want to stay in my parents’ house, where you will have your own room or stay with me and sleep on the sofa-bed? We can spend the week going to lots of interesting places. I was wondering if you could stay a second week, as that would give us time to do , No, because…
I’m looking forward to you being here soon.
Best wishes
- YOU HAVE SEEN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IN A COLLEGE MAGAZINE WRITE THE ARTICLE (120-180 WORDS).
A HOLIDAY destination to remember
Tell us about a place where you have spent an especially memorable holiday. Explain what makes it such a unique place.
The most interesting articles will be published in the autumn issue.
MODULE 2 – BEYOND LIMITS
UNIT 3 4 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
UNIT 4 – ADVENTURE
MODULE 2 ROUND-UP STUDENT’S BOOK PP. 54-58
Units (3-4)
- READ THE EXCERPT FROM A MOUNTAIN CLIMBER’S JOURNAL AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS 1-8. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER A, B, C / D.
Getting down from the top of Mt Everest was probably the most ‘
difficult thing that I have ever done in my life. I thought that reaching
the summit would be hard, but getting off the top was actually harder!
When I started my descent, I was blind in my right eye, had blurred
vision in my left eye, and was concerned that I could not get my sherpa,
Dhorjee, to understand what was happening to me. lust minutes off the
summit, I caught up with Dhorjee who had retreated from the summit
due to the extreme cold. I continued to try and tell him that I was
having problems with my vision, but he still did not seem to understand f it and again walked away from me as he seemed intent on getting down the mountain! I, too, wanted to get down the mountain, but knew that I would need help.
And then it happened; at the very top of the world, just below the summit, I fell! My foot became tangled in the safety line and I tripped and fell forward. I remember screaming into my oxygen mask, though the scream could not be heard above the roar of the wind. Panic, fear and sheer terror gripped my body as I fell onto the trail in front of me. Dhorjee apparently saw the fall and was next to me almost before I hit the ground. I lay there motionless, not knowing if one side
of me was favouring a quick descent into Tibet, or if it would be a trip back into Nepal. Fortunately, the drop to Tibet was a little further ahead of me, as I fell on a section of the trail that was actually forgiving of a fall. Dhorjee was already trying to sit me up and trying to see what was wrong. I took advantage of my seated position and removed my snow goggles to show Dhorjee a swollen right eye which was weeping and a left eye which was partially open and weeping fluid also. With the exposure of my eyes, it seemed like our communication problems were solved as Dhorjee immediately realised the situation I was in!
I would like to say that the trip down was much easier now that Dhorjee realised I had a problem, but it wasn’t exactly so. Dhorjee remained very close to me, but I still had to navigate the challenging sections of the trail. My pace continued to be quite slow as it took so much more effort for me to strain my good eye to see where to put my feet. Stops were more frequent on the way down, and I was starting to feel tired from the lack of sleep, nutrition and hydration. I barely made
it down to Camp 2, but upon arrival, I was treated to a fantastic meal and given enough fluids to sink a ship! It was great to be almost down the mountain, but I could not relax until I reached base camp.
In record time, and without incident, I made it to base camp ahead of our team. I celebrated the arrival with other team members and then further celebrated with the sherpas by giving away all of my daily mountaineering gear! They could not believe their luck as I gave away Gore-Tex jackets, down mittens, plastic boots, etc. I had made a promise to my wife that this was the final of the seven summits, and upon completion, I was done with mountain climbing. I felt it would be
wrong for me to continue to climb after I had made this promise, so I kept my word. Besides, I could use a break from high places as my fear of heights was definitely challenged on this trip!
1- How did the writer feel about reaching the summit of Mt Everest?
- It was the hardest thing that he had ever done. b. It was easier than coming clown the mountain. c. He could not have done it without Dhorjee. d. It was not worth all the trouble.
2- Why was the writer frustrated with Dhorjee in the beginning?
- because Dhorjee was walking too fast b. because Dhorjee wanted to be the first to get down the mountain c. because Dhorjee did not understand that the writer had a problem with his eyes d. because Dhorjee left the writer alone in the cold on the summit
3- What did the writer think about his fall?
- It was Dhorjee’s fault. b. He doesn’t remember much as he fell unconscious. c. It caused his eyes to swell. d. It could have been worse.
- After Dhorjee realised that the writer had a problem,
- the trip down became a lot easier. b. he immediately called a doctor. c. he remained very close to him. d. he decided to call for help.
- What does the writer mean to say by the phrase ‘to sink a ship’ in line 26?
- He was given very thick, heavy fluids to drink. b. He was given a large amount of fluids to drink. c. He was trying to explain the amount of water a ship can hold. d. He felt heavy and sleepy after being given so many fluids.
6- How did the writer feel upon reaching base camp?
- very happy and ready to celebrate b. tired and sad that his journey was over c. grateful to be in good health d. proud that he was not afraid of heights
7- Based on the information in the text, Dhorjee the Sherpa is most likely
- a local guide. b. the writer’s good friend. c. someone the writer met while climbing. d. a doctor.
8- Why did the writer give away all of his mountaineeringgear?
- because his wife had told him to b. because he was grateful to the sherpas c. because he wanted to celebrate d. because he would not be climbing any more
| ANSWERS:
(1-b) (2-c) (3-d) (4-c) (5-b) (6-a) (7-a) (8-d) |
EXAMINATION PRACTICE
- COMPLETE THE SECOND SENTENCE SO THAT IT HAS A SIMILAR MEANING TO THE FIRST SENTENCE USING THE WORD GIVEN. YOU
MUST USE BETWEEN TWO AND FIVE WORDS, INCLUDING THE WORD GIVEN.
- l have never had a better holiday since our trip to Cuba. Our trip to Cuba was ———————————- I have ever had. THE
- The circus was less entertaining than I had anticipated. The circus was ———————————- I had anticipated. NUT
- Kevin left the restaurant before I arrived. When I arrived at the restaurant, ——————————left. ALREADY
- Alex had been in London for eight years before he finished his studies. Alex had been in London for eight years———————- finished his studies. BY
- It took Steve five hours to realise that the engine could not be repaired. Steve ————————–five hours before he realised that the engine could not be WORKING repaired.
- He was planning on participating in the race, but an accident prevented him from doing so. He——————————– part in the race, but an accident prevented him from doing so. GOING
- Craig was in the habit of going to the gym straight after work. Craig—————————– the gym straight after work. USED
- Do you know who Len communicated with last night? Who———————— last night? TALK
ANSWERS:
(1-the best holiday)
(2-not as entertaining as)
(3-Kevin had already)
(4-by the time he)
(5-had been working for)
(6-was going to take)
(7-used to go)
(8-did Len talk to /with)
WRITING
- YOU READ THIS ARTICLE IN A LOCAL NEWSPAPER. WRITE A LETTER TO THE EDITOR EXPRESSING YOUR VIEWS ON THE ISSUE.
NO LENIENCY FOR SHOPHFTERS
A spokesperson for the ashton police department announced the Departments intention to deal more strictly with people caught Shoplifting. Instead of being let off with a warning, shoplifters will Face heavy fines and compulsory community service for up to two Years.
YOU HAVE DECIDED TO ENTER A SHORT STORY COMPETITION IN AN INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE. THE COMPETITION RULES SAY THAT THE STORY MUST BEGIN WITH THE FOLLOWING WORDS:
Justin never expected that he would find himself in such a difficult situation.
UNIT 5 – LIFESTYLE
UNIT 6 – THE ENVIRONMENT
MODULE 3 ROUND-UP
Module 3 round-up -9 Student’s Book pp. 80-84
Units (5-6)
- READ THE ARTICLE BELOW ABOUT FLOATING HOUSES AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS 1-6. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER A, B, C OR D.
Can you imagine waking up each day in a house that is gently rocked
by the movement of water, having a water park as a garden and getting 9 3 to work by water taxi? Well, for some people this vision of the future may become a reality. It is a commonly accepted fact that as the Earth’s temperature rises, the ice caps at the North and South Poles
will melt, causing the sea level to rise.
So, where does this leave the many countries in the world which I
have large sections of their populations living in areas which lie at Ir;
or below sea level? The Netherlands, for example, is one of the most mi
densely populated, low-lying countries in the world and has been battling with the problem of flooding for years. Further rises in the sea level would mean much of the country will disappear under water.
Inventive architects may have come up with a solution to the problem: a floating house actually built on the water. The basic idea is that houses will have a base filled with air and a way of anchoring them to the ground. This will allow the houses to float upwards whenever the sea level rises and sink back down when the sea level drops. So, are floating houses the homes of the future? For some people there may be no alternative; for others it will be through choice. After all, who says you have to live on dry land anyway?
1- Which of the following statements best expresses the main idea of the passage?
- Floating houses will be normal in the future. b. Eventually the whole world will be affected by flooding. c. Countries affected by flooding may sink. d. Houses built on the water may be homes of the future for some people.
- According to the text, why will the level of the sea rise in the future?
- because the world will become colder causing more rain b. because the ice caps will move and push the level up c. because the heat will turn ice into water and force the level up d. because many countries are sinking and this will force the level up
- In line 3 what does ‘vision’ mean?
- eyesight b. image c. Glimpse d. display
- Why does the writer choose the Netherlands as an example?
- The country will be seriously affected by a rise in water levels. b. The country has a low population. c. The country faces a housing problem. d. The aim is to encourage architects there.
- Floating houses
- are based on a simple idea. b. will rise and fall depending on the sea level. c. will be able to anchor in any port. d. are the only solution to the problem.
- How would you describe the general tone of the text?
- negative b. optimistic c. skeptical d. technical
ANSWERS:
(1-d)
(2-c)
(3-b)
(4-a)
(5-b)
(6-b)
EXAM I NATION PRACTICE
- READ THE TEXT AND DECIDE WHICH ANSWER A, B, C OR D BEST FITS EACH GAP.
FUTURE HISTORY
A Future History is a(n) (1) ———————————- of the future used in the (2) ———————————- of science fiction to construct a background for a story. Early examples of Future History were (3) ———————————- as they claimed to be excerpts from a history book from the future, describing the development of nations and societies over centuries. An example of this was H. G. Wells’ The Shape of Things to Come (1933). It was written in the form of a history book (4) ———————————- on events of the 20th century as if published in 2016. The book also includes references to the works of supposedly well-known historians, most of whom never actually existed. Future History (5) ———————————- not be confused with Alternate History, where alternative (6) ———————————- to past events are given. There are several (7) ———————————- Future History, the main one being that one day it will be outdated and will be overtaken by real historical events. For (8) ———————————- , in H. Beam Piper’s Term-Human Future History, a (9) ———————————- war in 1973 destroys the planet and this (10) in the human race almost reaching the point of (11) ———————————- . There are various ways to deal with this problem, such as writing a book about the very distant future, or setting the story in a society where there is an indefinite future. Other authors (12) ———————————- the story and change it into an Alternate History
as soon as they have been overtaken by current events.
| 1. a. assignment
2. a. field 3. a. lying 4. a. keeping 5. a. would 6. a. outcomes 7. a. negatives 8. a. the sake of 9. a. nuclear 10. a. involves 11. a. impact 12. a. promote |
b. platform
b. course b. misleading b. playing b. had to b. sources b. faults b. instance b. virtual b. invests b. extinction b. accept |
c. prediction
c. department c. harmful c. trying c. should c. ingredients c. drawbacks c. sure c. solar c. combines c. exhibition c. revise |
d. Status
d. species d. accessible d. focusing d. might d. predictions d. concerns d. good d. hydroelectric d. results d. exhaustion d. predict |
ANSWERS:
(1-c)
(2-a)
(3-b)
(4-d)
(5-c)
(6-a)
(7-c)
(8-b)
(9-a)
(10-d)
(11-b)
(12-c)
WRITING
- READ THE ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE NOTICEBOARD OF A SPORTS SOCIETY. WRITE A LETTER TO MR MCQUIRE RESPONDING TO ALL THE POINTS UNDERLINED IN THE ANNOUNCEMENT (120-150 WORDS).
ATTENTION ALL SPORTS SOCIETY MEMBERS
Olympic Gold medalist Iames McQuire has made a generous
financial donation to the society’s Sports in the Community
project and is asking for ideas on how to spend it. Write a letter
to Mr McQuire giving your suggestions and explaining why
you think they would be appropriate. The university’s Director
of Physical Education has recommended using the money to
take young people in wheelchairs to a Champions League game:
please include whether you agree or disagree with this and why;
Also, indicate whether you would be willing to accompany
them to the game.
- YOUR TEACHER HAS ASKED YOU TO READ THE
FOLLOWING STATEMENT AND WRITE AN ESSAY
EXPRESSING YOUR OPINION AND GIVING EXAMPLES
It is not only the governments responsibility to protect the environment because 7 everybody can do some simple things in their daily lives which can really make a difference.
Write your essay (120-180 words).
MODULE 4 CULTURE
UNIT 7 – VISUAL ARTS
UNIT 8 – THE WRITTEN WORD
MODULE 4 ROUND-UP student’s Book pp 106-110
UNITS (7-8)
- YOU ARE GOING TO READ A MAGAZINE ARTICLE ABOUT THE KING FAISAL INTERNATIONAL PRIZE COMPLETE THE GAPS 1 7 1N THE ARTICLE WITH THE SENTENCE A-H . THERE IS ONE EXTRA SENTENCE WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE.
KING FAISAL INTERNATIONAL PRIZE
In 1976, the eight sons of King Faisal bin Abdul-Aziz set up the King Faisal Foundation in memory of their father. ( 1) ( B ) This is why the Prize is awarded to individuals whose achievements in education and Islamic religion make them stand out.
The King Faisal International Prize aims at inspiring Muslims to contribute to the world, but also offer their services to Islamic tradition and the Muslim world in general. To win the prize, individuals have to excel at one or more out of five different fields. ( 2) ( F )The other areas are Islamic Studies, Arabic Language
and Literature, Medicine and Science. The Science category covers the fields of physics, mathematics, chemistry and biology.
Every year, the selection committee announces specific subjects in the field of Islamic Studies, Arabic Literature and Medicine. Then, various international institutions and organisations nominate individuals who they feel meet the requirements of the Foundation. ( 3) ( H )
The next step is for the selection committee to consider the nominations. For all areas except Service to Islam the nominations are first examined by peer reviewers, who review the nominations and decide on the ones which can proceed to the next level. ( 4) ( A ) They have the difficult task of considering each case carefully and providing the Foundation with reports, which are a closely guarded secret. The last stage is held in January of each year when autonomous selection committees made up of eminent international scientists and specialists meet up in Riyadh to discuss and make decisions on the winners. ( 5) ( G )
It is the King of Saudi Arabia who awards the prize, so the honour for each year’s winners is great. But what are the criteria used for evaluating the candidates‘? Because it is a high profile award, the process of selection is very strict. ( 6) ( C ) Among the winners of the King Faisal International Prize are His Majesty King Khalid bin Abdul-Aziz Al-Saud, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Fahd bin Abdul-Aziz Al-Saud, but also figures such as Tayyip Erdogan and many important professors from around the world.
Apart from being internationally recognised, the winners also receive a certificate which describes the reasons for which the particular winner has been awarded the prize. ( 7) ( D )
- As a matter of principle, no nominations are accepted by individuals from political parties.
- According to the King Faisal Foundation, the first factor to consider is merit, or the quality of being especially deserving of an award.
- For this reason, so far, 223 individuals from 40 different countries have been awarded the King Faisal International Prize.
- The country’s third monarch, King Faisal, had died just a year before and was remembered for his philanthropy and his love for Islam as well as education.
- The text is written in Arabic calligraphy and comes with a 24-carat gold medallion as well as $200,000.
- The first one is called Service to Islam and is awarded to individuals who have somehow promoted Islamic culture and religion.
- Finally, winners of the Service to Islam category are selected directly by the selection committee and do not follow the process described above.
- This shortlist is then presented to international independent referees around the world.
EXAMINATION PRACTICE
- COMPLETE THE SECOND SENTENCE SO THAT IT HAS A SIMILAR MEANING TO THE FIRST, USING THE WORD GIVEN. DO NOT CHANGE THE WORD GIVEN. YOU MUST USE BETWEEN TWO AND FIVE WORDS, INCLUDING THE WORD GIVEN.
- I hadn’t heard from Robert for years and yesterday I received an e-mail from him. Yesterday I received an e-mail from Robert,————————————————————————– WHO from for years.
- Unfortunately, I watched TV the whole afternoon and I didn’t study for the test. Unfortunately,—————————————————————————— the whole afternoon, HAVING I didn’t study for the test.
- The houses that the earthquake caused damage to were repaired. The houses———————————————————————————- were repaired. DAMAGED
- It wasn’t easy for us to find all the information we needed. We—————————————————————– all the information we needed. DIFFICULTY
- I’m sorry, but I must tell you that you have not been chosen for the team. I ———————————————————————that you have not been chosen for the REGRET team.
- The village where I used to spend my summer holidays is abandoned now. The village—————————————————————— I spend my summer holidays WHICH is abandoned now.
- It’s possible that they didn’t know about the meeting. They—————————————————————————–about the meeting. MIGHT
- It was a mistake for you to accept his offer. You —————————————————————his offer. ACCEPTED
ANSWERS:
(1-who I hadn’t heard )
(2- having watched TV )
(3- damaged by the earthquake )
(4-had difficulty (in) finding )
(5-regret to tell / inform you )
(6-in which I used to )
(7-might not have known)
(8- shouldn’t have accepted)
WRITING
- A LOCAL MAGAZINE IS ASKING FOR REVIEWS WITH THE TITLE ‘AMAZING BOOKS’. YOU DECIDE TO WRITE A REVIEW FOR THE
MAGAZINE. DESCRIBE A BOOK AND SAY WHAT YOU LIKE ABOUT IT. WOULD YOU RECOMMEND THE BOOK TO OTHER PEOPLE?
WRITE YOUR REVIEW (120-180 WORDS).
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